URL Parser

Protocol (http/https), hostname, port (or "default" if none is specified), pathname, query string, and hash fragment — the same components the browser itself uses internally to navigate.

The input isn't a complete, valid URL — make sure it includes a protocol like https:// at the start, since the parser needs that to recognize it as an absolute URL.

No — parsing only reads the URL string's structure; it doesn't make any network request, so a syntactically valid but dead URL will still parse successfully.

Not directly — this tool expects an absolute URL with a protocol and host; use the Relative URL Converter tool to resolve a relative path against a base URL first.